Weymouth Announces Candidacy for Fourth Massachusetts District
George W. Weymouth of Fitchburg launches his Republican bid for Congress in the Fourth Massachusetts district. The candidate touts himself as a business man who will represent manufacturing interests, citing legislative gains and his role in preserving the Bulfinch front at the state house. He cites past actions in securing funds and influencing the gold standard debate at St. Louis.
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George W. Weymouth
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Middlesex
Worcester County
Boston Post
Weymouth
State House
St. Louis
Iowa
Congress
Washington
George Weymouth Seen as Practical Choice for Congress
The district favors a practical businessman to continue its political work. George W. Weymouth is praised for legislative training on Beacon Hill, service on key committees, and proven ability to act decisively in crises. He embodies the district’s manufacturing and business interests.
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Congress
Weymouth
Apsiey
Beacon Hill
Taxation
Ways and Means
Waltham Urges Howe for Governor's Council Nomination
The Wal tham Tribune endorses Marlboro citizen S H Howe as a suitable candidate for the governor's council. It notes Howe's business stature and popularity in Marlboro, his potential to maintain cordial relations with Waltham, and urges a unanimous Republican nomination to preserve current harmony between the two communities.
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Waljtham Tribune
Marlboro
Waltham
S.H. Howe
Howe
Sixth Councilor District Candidate List
The article lists cities and towns comprising the Sixth councilor district with candidate S H Howe notes and mentions district wards in Lowell and surrounding towns. It also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for poison ivy bites bruises and burns with seller names in Maynard Concord West Acton and surrounding areas.
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S. H. Howe
Lawrence
Methuen
North Andover
Andover
Boxford
Topsfield
Essex
Malden
Everett
Melrose
Middlesex
Medford
Winchester
Lexington
Waltham
Lincoln
Wayland
Sudbury
Marlboro
Lowell
Concord
Maynard
Acton
Ashby
Ayer
Bedford
Billerica
Boxboro
Burlington
Carlisle
Dunstable
Groton
Hudson
Littleton
Pepperell
Shirley
Tewksbury
Stow
Tyngsboro
Westford
Reading
Wilmington
Dracut
Chelmsford
DeWitt
B. F. Johnson & Son
C. H. Whitney
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
Brown's Great Cures At Owosso Healer Edward T Brown
The Owosso healer Edward T Brown famed for miraculous cures surpassing belief is said to relieve neuralgia rheumatism sick headache and even two insanity cases by faith and hand contact. Former Owosso Manufacturing foreman, Brown is a shy man under 30 and attracts daily applications from locals praising his power.
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Owosso
Edward T. Brown
Schlatter
Brown
Owosso Manufacturing Company
Chicago Times-Herald
Earrings Rise Again Fashion Topic Sparks Medical Debate
A New York Ledger piece notes earrings are back in style and discuss piercing risks. Doctors warn of blood poisoning from ear piercing as fashion lingers, while critics lament loss of ear shape and applaud healthier trends.
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New York Ledger
Courage of Rural Women in Crisis
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the quick aid of young New York state girls who helped defend crops from army worms and compares it to Pennsylvania where women join men against fires. It emphasizes that women, like men, perform their full duty under danger.
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New York State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fashion notes on collets and a mink cape misadventure
The Washington Post discusses hot weather alternatives to capes like fibhus and lace collarettes, noting their brief fronts and full shoulder coverage. It also recounts a mink cape moth problem and a steam attempt that damaged the fur, with a furrier hopeful a tiny collarette can be made from scraps.
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Washington Post
Greek fashion sets new waist model for Parisian women
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Greek beauty inspires a reform in women’s waists, praising ancient lines as the standard now in Paris. It mentions Buffalo landmarks built for women including the Chapter House, the Woman's Christian Association home, the Women's Industrial and Educational Union building, and the Twentieth Century clubhouse.
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Greece
Philadelphia Ledger
Buffalo
Woman’s Christian Association
Women’s Industrial and Educational Union
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